
Canada Women's Volleyball Is Rising: What Young Players Can Learn From the National Team
Canada women's volleyball is rising. Learn what young players can take from the national team's confidence, teamwork, and development journey.
Youth Volleyball Lessons on Sundays.
The VISION Fall Academy in two age groups, with a drop-in for either one, all on Sunday afternoons.
The VISION Fall Academy: coached fundamentals on Sundays from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m., October 18 to December 13.
Learn more: Volleyball LessonsThe Fall Academy for teens: Sundays from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., October 18 to December 13.
Learn more: Teen Volleyball LessonsCome to any Sunday session for $20 (ages 8–12) or $25 (ages 13–16) without signing up for the season.
See drop-in times: Drop-in SessionsThe Premier League and Vision VC club are not running in Montréal yet. Join the wait list to hear first.
Join the wait list: Leagues and ClubPick your program below and see what training is available.
Fundamentals at Collège Français · Sundays 2:00–3:30 p.m.
Fundamentals at Collège Français · Sundays 3:30–5:30 p.m.
One Sunday session · $20 for ages 8–12, $25 for ages 13–16
The Vision Premier League is launching soon in Montréal. Join the wait list and we will contact you when dates are confirmed.
Vision VC club is launching soon in Montréal; tryouts run in Calgary and Winnipeg for now. Join the wait list and we will contact you when dates are confirmed.
Private lessons are launching soon in Montréal. Join the wait list to hear first.
Not sure where your athlete fits? Coaches assess every athlete and place them by skill, not age alone.
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The Fall Academy has two groups: ages 8 to 12 and ages 13 to 16. Coaches place athletes by skill, so beginners and experienced players both work at the right level.
Yes. The Academy is built for beginners. Coaches teach the fundamentals in small groups, starting with footwork.
This fall, on Sundays at Collège Français: the Academy for ages 8–12 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. and for ages 13–16 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., from October 18 to December 13. Find your level.
Yes. A single drop-in session is $20 for ages 8–12 and $25 for ages 13–16, with no season commitment. Book a drop-in.
Yes. The season price is prorated for the Sundays that are left.
This fall the full Academy season is $160 + GST for ages 8–12 and $180 + GST for ages 13–16, prorated when you join late. Current prices are shown when you search Montréal programs.
Yes. VISION runs an athlete subsidy for families who need it. Cost should not be the reason an athlete does not play. Contact us and we will walk you through it.
Not yet. The Premier League and Vision VC club are launching soon in Montréal. Join the wait list and we will contact you when dates are confirmed.
Yes. Use the Version française button at the top of the page.
Our Montréal programs run on Sunday afternoons, so athletes can play for their school team during the week and train with VISION on the weekend.
VISION has more than 45 certified coaches, and every coach completes the VISION online Coaching Academy. New coaches are mentored by the Program Head Coach.
Court shoes, knee pads and a water bottle. Arrive about ten minutes early to check in. Balls, nets and coaching are provided.
Yes. Families from Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, the West Island and anywhere else in the region are welcome.

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The same coach training and teaching methods as every VISION city, led by the people who built them.
Both Fall Academy groups run on Sunday afternoons at Collège Français. Your registration shows the campus address.
A pathway VISION has built since 1999, now in Montréal.
Montréal has a long volleyball tradition, from its school and CEGEP teams to the university programs across the city.
VISION Elite Academy began in Winnipeg in 1999, when founder Luc Tremblay launched his first developmental volleyball camps. Today the same pathway, coach training and teaching methods run in Montréal at Collège Français.
Drop in to a Sunday session and see how VISION coaches teach.